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Davidson is a highly selective independent liberal arts college for 1,900 students located 20 minutes north of Charlotte in Davidson, North Carolina, United States. Since its establishment in 1837 by Presbyterians, the college has graduated 23 Rhodes Scholars and is consistently regarded as one of the top liberal arts colleges in the country. Through the Davidson Trust, the college became the first liberal arts institution in the nation to replace loans with grants in all financial aid packages, giving all students the opportunity to graduate debt-free. The following is a list of notable people associated with Davidson College. Notable alumni Arts, film, theatre, and broadcasting Roxanne Beckford, actress Michael Brun, DJ Zachery Byrd, actor Rod Daniel, director Donald Davis, storyteller Craig Detweiler, screenwriter, cultural commentator Bertis Downs IV, manager of R.E.M. Ervin Duggan, president of PBS Kenan Ece, Turkish actor McNair Evans, photographer William R. Ferris, Chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, 1997–2001; founding director, Center for the Study of Southern Culture John T. Fesperman, conductor and organist Dan Gervacio, Magic Magazine's "Man of Mystery, 2019" Frank Gohlke, photographer (attended, but later transferred to The University of Texas at Austin) Elijah Gowin, photographer and Guggenheim Fellow James Harding, British journalist Sarah Frances Hardy, author and artist Jack Harris, local broadcaster from Tampa, Florida Herb Jackson, contemporary artist Laeta Kalogridis, screenwriter and film producer Todd Kimsey, actor Stephen Andrew Lynch, film pioneer Jana Mashonee Sampson, Grammy Award-winning singer John Howell Morrison, composer Harry Pickens, pianist Sudeep Sen, poet Clint Smith, writer for The Atlantic John Starling, bluegrass musician Lester Strong, Emmy Award-winning journalist Nelson Sullivan, videographer and gay rights activist William R. Trotter, author and historian Kesler Woodward, artist, art historian, and curator William Workman, opera singer Athletics Ryan Adeleye, Israeli-American professional soccer player (transferred) Peyton Aldridge, basketball player Fred Anderson, MLB player (transferred) Mik Aoki, baseball head coach of the University of Notre Dame (2011–present) Scotty Barr, MLB player Everett Booe, baseball player Brett Boretti, baseball head coach of the Columbia Lions (2006–present) John A. Brewin, college administrator De'Mon Brooks, basketball player Dougal M. Buie, college baseball coach Carl Cashion, baseball player Alex Caskey, MLS player with Seattle Sounders FC (2012–2013) Lloyd Christenbury, baseball player Rufe Clarke, baseball player Nik Cochran, professional basketball player Jake Cohen, American/Israeli professional basketball player for Maccabi Tel Aviv Pat Crawford, MLB player and member of the 1934 World Series St. Louis Cardinals Pete Crayton, college football coach Bart Creasman, professional soccer player Perry Crosswhite, Australian basketball player Stephen Curry, four-time NBA champion and two-time Most Valuable Player with the Golden State Warriors Chris Czerapowicz, basketball player Kevin Donnalley, former NFL player Tom Dore, college basketball player Norman B. Edgerton, college football coach Robert Eenhoorn, MLB player Bruce Elder, basketball player Bill Fetzer, college baseball, basketball, and football coach Buck Flowers, football player Robyn Fralick, basketball coach Alex Gibbs, assistant head coach of the Houston Texans (2008–10) Conor Grace, basketball player Kellan Grady, basketball player H. M. Grey, college football coach and player Jón Axel Guðmundsson, basketball player Steve Heckard, former NFL player Fred Hetzel, NBA basketball player (1965–71) Jordan Hill, soccer player Terry Holland, basketball coach at Davidson (1969–74), University of Virginia (1974–90) Pete Hughes, baseball head coach of the Oklahoma Sooners (2012–present) Oliver Huie, college football coach Lee Hyun-jung, college basketball player Fred Johnston, MLB player Tyler Kalinoski, basketball player Dean Keener, college basketball player, coach, and commentator George M. King, college football player Rod Knowles, professional basketball player Flake Laird, college football, baseball, and basketball coach and player Sam Lanford, professional baseball player Mike Maloy, ABA and overseas basketball player Dick Marlowe, baseball player Buck Marrow, baseball player Bill Masse, baseball player Matt Matheny, Elon basketball coach Eric Minkin (born 1950), American-Israeli basketball player Paul Nichols, football coach Matt Pacifici, soccer player Chris Pollard, baseball head coach of Duke University (2012–present) Caroline Queen, 2012 USA Olympic whitewater slalom K-1 kayaker Charlie Reiter (born 1988), professional soccer player Jason Richards, basketball player and college basketball assistant Jennifer Roos, women's college basketball coach Derek Rucker, Australian basketball player Dan Simonds, MLB player Dick Snyder, NBA basketball player (1966–79) Matt Spear, Davidson soccer coach Robert Ukrop, professional soccer player Bob Vail, baseball player Brandon Williams, basketball player and NBA minor league coach Shirley Wilson, football coach Brendan Winters, professional basketball player William L. Younger, college football coach Business William Appleton, technologist James Batten, CEO of Knight-Ridder (1989–95) Irwin Belk, Belk businessman (transferred) John Belk, head of Belk John Chidsey, CEO of Subway (2019–present) Clayton Daley, former CFO of The Procter & Gamble Company Martin Daniel Eakes, CEO of Center for Responsible Lending (2000–present) Francis Henry Fries, textile magnet Nelson Z. Graves, developer Earl J. Hesterberg, Houston businessman Justin Jenk, investor Stephen P. MacMillan, former CEO, president, and chairman of the board of Stryker Corp Jean Mauzé, Manhattan banker Jacqueline Musiitwa, Ugandan businesswoman Lunsford Richardson, inventor of Vicks VapoRub and founder of Vicks Jack Wayman, creator of the Consumer Electronics Show Education William Wright Abbot, archivist and historian Graham T. Allison, professor at Harvard and author of Essence of Decision (did not graduate) Issac Bailey, professor Elizabeth Barnes, philosophy professor at the University of Virginia Philip Beidler, American literature professor Eugene C. Brooks, president of the University of North Carolina Roger H. Brown, President at Berklee College of Music (2004–present) Jennings Bryant, professor of communication at the University of Alabama James H. Daughdrill, Jr., president of Rhodes College Charles Till Davis, medieval historian Walter Edgar, historian Carl Elliott, philosopher James M. Farr, President of the University of Florida (1927–28); English language and literature scholar Douglas A. Hicks, provost at Colgate University Daniel Harvey Hill, Jr., chancellor at North Carolina State University Calvin Howell, physicist and professor at Duke University Elizabeth Kiss, warden of the Rhodes Trust, .... Discover the Henry Kimsey House Karen Kimsey House Ph popular books. 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